开云体育

Hi George, You don't need to have an internet connection to see the JMRI help pages. If you get stuck on a particular JMRI window, go to *Help > Window Help.* This will bring up the help screen for

Taking this topic back to the original thread... Ron, As all have said, it looks like you may have one-way communication with the Power Pro. There are several possible causes, but we need you to

Right, and this is why that information appears in the LocoNet logs. The only question I have when getting the information via LocoNet is why do the reporters not get automatically created. It is

I forgot to add. In Logix don't forget to use parenthesis to separate the logic statements . E.G (A or B) and ( C or (D and E)) Chris

Yes, but we also 1) have the command station set to n-scale and 2) tried the HO setting with no change in behavior. Paul

Being new to JMRI and DCC myself, and I'm also doing the same as you and doing the design on a different computer to the one running my DCC. I have had a few problems myself, but I found these

Peter, This is something else we need to talk about here. Everyone keeps stating the programming track boosters are required, but are able to read without any programming track booster at all.

Ron, Unfortunately you started a new topic with this, which makes it difficult for us to review where we started, what you are doing and even what hardware you are using. I'm taking my responses back

The LocoNet logs Gabor has uploaded include the transponding messages. These are being decided by the standard LocoNet monitor code, so we know the LocoNet messages are of the same type BDL168s will

Any chance the PS2012 is set for N scale output voltage which is lower? Tom in Texas

Paul, Just for perspective, my club uses a DCS200 powered by a PS2012 along with a PTB100 and we can read ESU decoders as well as Paragon 2 and other decoders.PowerPax boosters were removed as they

Don, Sorry that I missed your posting on 7/24. The easiest way to develop on one machine and run the layout on a different one is using a cloud based file sharing setup such as

Peter, Possibly. It is also possible that there is something about the polarity of a DC power source for the DCS100 and DCS200. ( we didn’t try swapping that actually... ) I have to wonder with

I have just uploaded the log file I promised using the latest update of JMRI (though I think the update have made no change in it). Paul, What you are saying sounds logical. If I had been feeling

There'll only be an item there if a newly installed kernel extension is being blocked. -- Dave in Australia The New England Convention

Gabor, With the tool showing the right results, that does confirm the hardware setup. The bit about the LS* showing says we are getting some of the messages right, we see it as a block sensor, which

Thank you Paul for meeting me at the Club and helping with the trouble shooting. I hope we have helped other folks out there. Again a big thanks Paul and everyone else out there for their input.

Paul, I find it hard to believe the PS2012 is the cause of some decoders not reading. An AC voltage would be converted to DC in the DCS. It may be there are issues with his power supply. -- Peter

I have recently purchased two of the separately available TTS sound chips - a class 31 and class 37. I tried to add them into decoder pro using version 4.13.2. Although it recognised them as TTS

Hello All, Show Quoted Content